SMILE, MIKE! 😊 | Zepla reacts to Preach’s clip of the MONTAGE [FFXIV Dawntrail]



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29 thoughts on “SMILE, MIKE! 😊 | Zepla reacts to Preach’s clip of the MONTAGE [FFXIV Dawntrail]”

  1. They need to sack the writers and have a word with the guy who does the music. I forget his name but I know what he's capable of, his music is normally outstanding but half the music in DT is utter trash. They have one chance to change direction or the games dead and 80 percent of its players gone.

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  2. That part really felt like "' 'member Kholusia? Building the Talos?" and most everyone said "yes, and that was earned, this here is not. Screw off" . To which the MSQ scurried off mumbling to itself "just you wait, it's gonna be even worse later when you least want it. I shall have my revenge"

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  3. I feel like they were trying to recreate the same energy as big moment in Shadowbringers where everyone comes together to build the giant talos to get to mount gulg. I personally feel like a similar song COULD have worked then. But
    1. The task of building the train was nowhere near as massive an undertaking.
    2. We expended far less effort to gain the trust of the people of Tural and get them to work together, making it less symbolic.
    3. There’s no urgency. We’re literally sitting down doing nothing half the time.
    It’s a song that should be reserved for big celebratory moments, but there’s simply nothing to celebrate in this instance.

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  4. I finally realized what this song reminds me of the most. That end scene song of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, where Amidala and the weird toad guy hold up some glowy orb for some reason. And that scene is probably the only one I can imagine, where this smile song would actually fit.

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  5. It's not a song that belongs in any Final Fantasy game. Wuk Lamat and Dawntrail's story don't belong either. This expansion reeks of corporate decisions, especially with how much Naoki Yoshida was out there publicly lying and feigning ignorance about the product during all of the marketing. Something bad is going on at Square Enix.

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  6. I can't fathom how a company can let this garbage song into their game. There has to have been at least one person not completely tone deaf on the team that spoke up about it at some point? Was this made by robots that can't experience human emotion? That's about the only way i can explain this emotional colorblindness required to pull this off.

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